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The Plato Library

The Plato Library

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What is a library, if not a gathering place for the soul? In The Plato Library, the dialogues of Plato are read in full, inviting the listener to sit beside Socrates and his companions as they inquire into justice, beauty, love, knowledge, virtue, and the good life. Come, then, and listen. Not as one who already knows, but as one willing to seek.Public domain Filosofia Scienze sociali
  • Laws Book 12 Part 2
    Oct 12 2026
    In which the discourse unfolds on the regulation of laws encompassing justice, offerings to the gods, and the sacred rituals surrounding death, highlighting the necessity of a steadfast legal order sustained by knowledgeable guardians. The dialogue then turns to the conception of virtue as one in four parts, guiding the ideal statesman and the establishment of a seasoned council charged with preserving the laws and the city's welfare through wisdom and education.
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    35 min
  • Laws Book 12 Part 1
    Oct 11 2026
    In which the discourse turns to the imperatives of justice, military discipline, and the guardianship of law, prescribing severe penalties for dishonesty and cowardice while extolling the virtues of communal order and honourable conduct. The laws further ordain the selection and veneration of exemplary examiners, the careful regulation of foreign travel and hospitality, and the just proceedings for disputes, thereby weaving a fabric of civic harmony and prudent governance.
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    42 min
  • Laws Book 11
    Oct 10 2026
    In which are discoursed the laws that govern the just dealings between man and man, touching upon the sanctity of property, the regulation of commerce, and the duties owed to family and state, including matters of testament and guardianship. The Athenian Stranger also expounds on the moral and social duties incumbent upon citizens, cautioning against dishonesty, neglect, and discord, whilst prescribing measures for the care of the weak and the punishment of transgressors in a well-ordered polis.
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    1 ora e 6 min
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